THIS PROJECT IS IN ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT. It's not ready for general use but will be soon.
CIDER-SPY has a Multi-Person REPL! Simply install CIDER-SPY to share you REPL with other developers. With CIDER-SPY you can also get visibility on CIDER nREPL sessions and help developers in teams to share information.
Use CIDER-SPY to send code snippets and text exchanges to each other etc, as well as EMACS bookmarks.
See a recent screencast.
You need the CIDER-SPY-NREPL middleware. See installation instructions there.
It's available on melpa:
M-x package-install cider-spy
You can also install the dependencies on your own, and just dump clj-refactor in your path somewhere:
(require 'cider-spy)
All actions in CIDER-SPY are triggered from the CIDER-SPY summary page. To access the summary page:
M-x cider-spy-summary
It can be useful to setup a global binding for the summary page for frequent access, such as C-c C-s.
Setup paredit to work with cider-spy-multi-repl-mode:
(add-hook 'cider-spy-multi-repl-mode 'enable-paredit-mode)
If you want the developer interactivity behavours then you need a run a CIDER-SPY-HUB. See the documentation for how to set one up.
These shortcuts are available on the CIDER-SPY summary buffer:
| Keyboard shortcut | Description |
|---|---|
| g | Refresh the *cider-spy* buffer. |
| r | Reset the tracking data underpinning the *cider-spy* buffer. |
| n | Goto to next section. |
| p | Goto to previous section. |
| a | Set CIDER-SPY-HUB alias. |
| s | Send message to another dev (when cursor is on a dev). |
| m | Start a Multi-REPL with another dev's REPL session (when cursor is on a dev). |
| w | Watch another devs REPL session (when cursor is on a dev). |
| d | Disconnect from the CIDER-SPY-HUB. |
| RETURN | Visit section. |
| TAB | Toggle section visibility. |
These shortcuts are available on the CIDER-SPY-MSG buffer:
| Keyboard shortcut | Description |
|---|---|
| C-c C-b | Choose and send bookmark to developer. |
This originally started life as a tool to help users learn about their own REPL behavour, and to function as an uber smart project navigation tool.
Since then it's morphed into being a tool to help developers share information, and to be a Multi-REPL.
Thanks to Magnars because unknown to him I used a lot of magit patterns and copied the clj-refactor build setup. Thanks also to Bozhidar Batsov and the rest of the CIDER team.
Copyright © 2016 Jon Pither Distributed under the GNU General Public License, version 3